2009

Spitznass, Jill.    Portland Monthly Magazine, " Style Council", February 2009, p.40.

Zal, Fredrick H.    "Pre.Fab: Myth, Hype + Reality", ACSA National Conference, 2009.

Wendt, Allyson.    GreenSource, "Prefabrication's Green Promise: Mass Production Offers Unique Opportunities For Customized Green Construction", January 2009.

2008

Schemmerer, Richard. PDX Art, "Special interview with Architect Fredrick H. Zal", Wednesday, 08 October 2008

Fitzgerald, Keith.   “An Ancient Trick for Cooling Can Save Big Bucks”, Money Morning, 03 Sept. 2008

Zal, Fredrick H.    "Pre.Fab: Myth, Hype + Reality", ACSA Pre-Fabrication Symposium, 2008.

Gragg, Randy.   “Skinny City: three viewpoints on the city’s effort to design a house for the 25 by 100 foot lot.” Portland Spaces, April 2008, p.32, 34.

2007

2006

Chee, Angela + Mokhtari, Marsh HGtv "I Want That! Baths :Modern Station Bath”, Episode HIWTB-104

Zal, Fredrick H.           “Empathic Vectors” Building Technology Educators’ Symposium, August 2006.

Redden, Jim.              “Village grows into a vanguard”, “Portland Tribune, 04 April 2006.

Comcast Cable           “Portland Underground: Suono Angelica”, Portland Community Media

Zal, Fredrick H.           "Enlivening Portland’s Waterfront", Competitions Magazine, Spring 2006, v.16, n.1. , p.34-41, 60-61.

Tylczak, Lynn.            “Portland encourages narrow homes”, Builder News. January 2006, p.20.

2005

Discovery                   Travel Channel, “Amazing Vacation Homes: Destination Northwest"

Williams, Lee.            The Oregonian: “Revelry most Portland: The creative hipsters of Kaosmosis seek a wider audience for its Yeti Snowball”, 15 December 2005, Living, p.E1 + E3.

Zal, Fredrick H.           Portland Monthly. “First Impressions”, November 2005, p.22.

Radon, Lisa.               UltraPDX: “Pala Showcase of Four Fashion Designers”. 09 November 2005.

Stepp, Tracy.              The SW Community Connection: “Plans Unveiled for Village Building.”, June 2005, No.147, p.5.

Zal, Fredrick H.           "Portland Tackles an Infill Issue / Living Smart: Big Ideas for Small Lots", Competitions Magazine, Spring 2005, v.15, n.1. , p.54-59 [+ Editorial: p.2-3].

2004

Zal, Fredrick H.           Living Smart: Big Ideas for Small Lots – Designs of Excellence Monograph, “The Value of Competitions” Strategy Publishing, 2004, ISBN: 0-9763502-0-3.

Stepp, Tracy.              The Connection: “Little Village Building can’t be Saved, comes down.”, November 2004, p.1, 4.

Otto, Bridget A.          The Oregonian: “Totally FAB: Designers Roll Out Customized Modular Homes”,

                                 04 November 2004, Homes + Gardens, p.1, 18-24.

Gragg, Randy.            The Oregonian: “The design skinny”, 15 September 2004, Living, p.B1, B3.

L-Steward, Susan.      The Multnomah Village Post: “Historic Library in danger of demolition”, v.12,i.11,

                                 September 2004, p.1.

Nkrumah, Wade.         The Oregonian: “City contest hopes for fat selection of designs for skinny houses”, 09 September 2004, Metro, p.B1.

Culverwell, Wendy.      Oregon Business Journal: “Skinny houses for Skinny Lots”, 20 August 2004, p.22-23.

Fitzgibbon, Joe.          The Oregonian: “Bocce rolls into Mainstream”, 08 July 2004, Living, p. E12.

2003

Sharp, David.              Oregon Home: "From Warehouse to WOW House: Folk art meets sleek style in the Pearl", July - August 2003, p. [Cover], 42-57.

Bancud, Michaela.      Portland Tribune: “Bocce: Design Started with a Scribble”, 27 May 2003, Life, p.B1,4.

Gragg, Randy.            The Oregonian: “Drawn to Perfection: A townhouse rehab fuses bold design and precise workmanship”, 01 May 2003, Homes + Gardens, p.1, 20-29.

Zal, Fredrick H.           NCBD 19 Proceedings: "Land|Form an.Architecture", April 2003, p.12-14

Silvis, Steffen.             Willamette Week: “Child of Pleasure”, 05 February 2003, v.29, i.14, p.57

Johnson, Holly.           The Oregonian: “Child of Pleasure is Pure Joy”, 01 February 2003, p.D8

Johnson, Holly.           The Oregonian: “Mistress with the Mostess”, 24 January 2003, Arts & Entertainment, p.49

Zal, Fredrick H.           Competitions Magazine. “New Ideas for Downtown Portland”

                                 Winter 2002/2003, v.12, n.4, p.54-59.

2002

Classen, Allan.           The Northwest Examiner: “Italian Community Boosts Bocce Courts”, v.17.n.3.p.1,12.

Cava, John.                Arcade: “Oregon Design: a proclamation”,  v.21.n.1.Autumn 2002, p.6

Zal, Fredrick H.           ACSA West Proceedings: Imagined Realms | Remaking Worlds  “Gestalt of deFamiliarized Urbanism”, November 2002, p.257-262

Williams, Blake.         “Armadillo Zen”, Seattle Case Study Homes: a plan book of modern home designs. October 2002, p.10.

Shepherd, Julianne.     Portland Mercury: “Three Artists”, Vol. 3 No. 14, 5-11 September 2002, p.25

Zal, Fredrick H.           Oregon Architect: “Charette 2002”. Summer 2002, v.1, n.2, p.9

Libby, Brian.               NW Builder Magazine: “The Next Tall Thing”, May 2002, vol.6,no.5,p.29-31.

Gragg, Randy.            The Oregonian: “Demolition and Preservation”, 14 April 2002, Artsweek, p.F1, F6.

Seldner, Deborah.       The Jewish Review. "Finding Art in Castoffs helps her to help life's victims", 15 March 2002, p.15.

Scopel, Lee.               The Daily Journal of Commerce: “Charette competition to tackle site on Burnside.”,

                                 15 March 2002; vol.210,no.54, p.1,4.

2001.2000

Zal, Fredrick H.           Jewish Exponent. “Portland can be the Model for Philly’s Urban Revival.”;

                                 27 December 2001, vol.210, no.27, p.20.

Snedecor, Donald.      The Multnomah Village Post: “Historical society to discuss the fate of two old buildings”, September 2000, v.8.,n.11., p.2.

Carter, Dan                 The Daily Journal of Commerce: “Touring the Yards at Union Station”,

                                 15 June 2000, v.205,n.34.p.1

Cheek, Lawrence W.   Architecture: “Loophole Masters”. June 2000, v.89.,n.6., p.68-69, 155.

Basalyga, Stephanie.  The Daily Journal of Commerce: “Charette competition opens dialogue for ideas”,

                                 15 May 2000, v.205,n.11.p.1, 4.

Curry, Patti.                The Daily Journal of Commerce Magazine: “Urban Living”, May 2000, p.[cover], 6-10.

Russell, James S.       Architectural Record: “Profound forces are reshaping American cities”,

                                 March 2000, v.188.,n.3., p.76-82, 206-208.

pre.2000

Millius, Guenevere.      The Daily Journal of Commerce: “WPH’s Zal nets Intern of the Year Award”,

                                 3 December 1999, v.203,n.68.p.6

Perlman, Lee.             Northwest Examiner: “Historic Vlahakis Building getting two more floors”,11/1999, p.6.

Gragg, Randy.            The Oregonian: “Manifest Density”, 25 April 1999, Northwest Living, p.L1, L4-5.

Loving, L.S.                Our Town: “Defining Urban Modernism”, 19 April 1999, p.[cover], 6

Gragg, Randy.            The Oregonian: “Is Portland’s Destiny in Density”, 18 March 1998, Arts + Living, pC04.

Miller, Brian K.            The Business Journal: “Playing the Infill Game”, 5 June 1998

Zal, Fredrick H.           A&AA Review. “Tensioned Fabric Workshop Explores Structures.” v.XV, No.2. Spring 1997, p.[cover], 4.

Duff, Stephen.             A&AA Review. “Three Design/Build Studios.” v.XV, No.1.Fall 1996, p.4-5

Zal, Fredrick H.           Crit: The Journal of the A.I.A.S. “Architable.” Spring 1996, #36, p.48

Thompson, William.    Landscape Architecture. “Building to Learn.” March 1996, v.86, n.3, p.50-55

Zal, Fredrick H.           Oregon Twelve. “Empathy Lost.” Winter 1996, Volume I, p.43-44

Sturges, William G.     Friends of Kebyar. “Continuous Architecture: The Ongoing Relationships between

                                 Design & Construction.” V14.1, Issue No.60, Sept 1995 – June 1996; p.22-24